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Well of course it is insanely difficult to drive a remote control car. And the added difficulty of actually sending a probe to the moon is so difficult that they had to wait 4 years before sending one to land on Mars.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Well of course it is insanely difficult to drive a remote control car.
And to successfully design, build and deploy a bipedal robot which walks across the surface of another world to leave tracks of footprints is much harder. Much easier to send a human.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Well of course it is insanely difficult to drive a remote control car.
And to successfully design, build and deploy a bipedal robot which walks across the surface of another world to leave tracks of footprints is much harder. Much easier to send a human.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
But where are the footprints?
On the moon. :doh:
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Dalek Dave wrote:
But where are the footprints?
On the moon. :doh:
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There's clear wandering tracks not made by the rover (not paired tracks and not vehicle like nearly-straight or even curvature travel). On the Apollo 17 picture you can clearly see the paired tracks of the rover for comparison, as well as some walking tracks. You can't see individual boot prints but you'd probably just say they were made by a fake boot to keep up impressions anyway :rolleyes: .
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There's clear wandering tracks not made by the rover (not paired tracks and not vehicle like nearly-straight or even curvature travel). On the Apollo 17 picture you can clearly see the paired tracks of the rover for comparison, as well as some walking tracks. You can't see individual boot prints but you'd probably just say they were made by a fake boot to keep up impressions anyway :rolleyes: .
I expect they sent up some of these marching machines[^] on the remotely controlled rover
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Well of course it is insanely difficult to drive a remote control car. And the added difficulty of actually sending a probe to the moon is so difficult that they had to wait 4 years before sending one to land on Mars.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Well of course it is insanely difficult to drive a remote control car.
Well, it's not a task for beginners, given that the moon is a little more than a light second away. The camera images are one second old before you get to see them, then you need a short time to react and then your commands will need another second to reach your remote controlled car. A delay of more than two seconds can easily end in an unavoidable collision and the end of your mission. And remote controlling anything on Mars directly over the distance of several lightminutes makes no sense at all.
At least artificial intelligence already is superior to natural stupidity
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...but this time, on the Moon![^] Not only did those bipedal lunar-landing-fake-coverup robots deploy a whole load of equipment and drive a lunar rover around, they also planted flags which are still visible from orbit. Amazing what capabilities NASA had in the early 70s, isn't it?
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Then stand a little closer. Hey, JSOP! You got anything that'll launch this bugger bang zoom to the moon?
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OK, Smartarse, so where do you think cheese comes from?
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If you can't distinguish the difference between the human tracks and the LRV I think you need to head to Specsavers. :cool:
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OK, Smartarse, so where do you think cheese comes from?
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Stilton? (the only place I know that cannot produce the food item named after it)
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Stilton? (the only place I know that cannot produce the food item named after it)
You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.
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I dont think there is a law to prevent them like there is in Stilton.
You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
I don't see any footprints.
You have to look on the moon. :doh: P.S. - I countered the 1 vote. I don't know why someone would univote you for that reply. P.P.S. - Some people feel empowered by univoting, they should get a life.
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I dont think there is a law to prevent them like there is in Stilton.
You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.
In this forum, we obey the laws of Physics!
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In this forum, we obey the laws of Physics!
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phaw wimps I regards those as just guide lines ps which law of physics does making mars bars break?
You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.